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@tijanaumetrou @MADAMCURE77777 @davegreenidge57 @elonmusk Funny how people see things differently. Kinda like everything is pareidolia till proven otherwise

@larissawaters Politics aside, best wishes for your health.

@MichaelWestBiz Wow thanks Mike your awesome

"Dabbatul are" likely means Dabbat al-Ard, the Beast of the Earth in Islamic eschatology, a sign of Judgement Day that speaks to humanity (Quran 27:82). "Tabutey sakina" refers to Tabut al-Sakina, the Ark of the Covenant in Islamic tradition, a sacred chest with relics of prophets like Moses, symbolizing divine guidance (Quran 2:248). Interestingly, some link Dabbat al-Ard to modern AI or computers. grok.x.com

The YHD destroyed valuable manuscripts when they took over Masjid al-Aqsa, they've been searching for manuscripts related to Ilm al-Jifr, they do magic (some did on Sinwar on tiktok) and I have no doubt they're searching for Tabut al-Sakina. This is metaphysical first foremost!

@AnimateStar @NenuHanma Does the staff of Musa also have a couple of marbles of Musa?

Surah Al-Baqarah | Ayah 204 - 248 | Shaykh Badr Al-Turki

Chinese rail giant CRRC has brought VELLINK, a metro train prototype built at its Changchun plant that can run fully driverless at GoA4, to InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin. More than 600 sensors, train-to-train communication and onboard AI let it watch the line, warn of faults early and plan how it drives. CRRC says it is about 18 percent lighter and uses over 10 percent less energy than conventional metro trains.

To understand this war against the Islamic Republic of Iran, you must understand Twelver Shiism—an apocalyptic ideology that sees Israel’s destruction as divine prophecy. 🧵

The finale of our Ramadan series, Judgment Day: Deeds That Light the Way, is now LIVE! Watch the entire series with Dr. @omarsuleiman504 on our website. 🤗 Tonight is the last night to reap the rewards of Ramadan! Donate now: yqn.io/owm

“He fought Muslims more than he fought the Crusaders.” This is a common criticism of Salahuddin. But is it fair? Salahuddin did not want to fight Muslims. He was forced to. The fragile unity created by Nur ad-Din Zengi collapsed after his death. Without it, the Muslims couldn’t liberate Masjid al-Aqsa. But what was the cost of unity? Yes, fighting other Muslims was sometimes necessary. But Salahuddin: • assured local leaders they could stay in power • avoided or ended a battle whenever possible • backed off from fighting simply because a young girl was sent to negotiate • patiently encouraged unity for 10 years, while keeping the Crusaders at bay He did not crave power. But he needed unity. Watch Episode 7 of #TheSalahuddinGeneration to unpack the difficult choices he had to make: yqn.io/636c39

Between the Prophet ﷺ and the Day of Judgment, where do your dreams fit in? The era of Prophets (as) is over. The Hour draws near. In the chaos in between, some will see special dreams. The Prophet ﷺ said good dreams are all that remain of prophecy after him. He ﷺ also said, “When the end of time approaches, the dream of a believer can hardly be false.” [Bukhari] But who gets to see true dreams? He ﷺ said that truthful believers see true dreams. And since a true dream is 1/46th of prophecy, whoever embodies Prophetic character is more likely to see one. Are you that person? Watch Signs of the Hour Ep. 5 to learn more: yqn.io/k8cn

6. This city will be invaded by the descendants of Qantura’, who are people described as having broad faces and small eyes. 7. The final section of the prophecy heavily implies that the Muslims will lose and be slaughtered.

After wiping out idolatry from Arabia, the Prophet (ﷺ) prophesized the revival of the cult of Dhul-Khalasa. Over one thousand years later, the prophecy came true. provingislam.com/proofs/dhulkha…

Today marks the anniversary of one of the most significant moments in Islamic history, when 21 year-old Fātiḥ Sultan Muḥammad conquered Constantinople [29th May 1453]. Following the conquest, Fātiḥ Sultan Muḥammad transformed the Ayasofya into a masjid, turning it into a symbol of faith, perseverance, and the fulfilment of a prophecy of the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ: "Verily, you shall conquer Constantinople. What a wonderful leader will its leader be, and what a wonderful army will that army be." [Musnad Aḥmad] For nearly five centuries, the adhān echoed through its halls before it later became a museum. In 2020, Ayasofya once again reopened as a mosque, welcoming worshippers from around the world. Did you know… The Ayasofya was built around 30-40 years before the birth of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ? It was the largest church in the world, until the Conquest of Constantinople.

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Researchers from HKUST and Shanghai AI Lab developed HumanX, a system that teaches humanoid robots skills from a single human video. It learns directly from demonstrations instead of task-specific rewards. A Unitree G1 learned 10 real-world skills across five domains.

🇺🇦🤖 Ukraine’s Robots Look Slow. Their Mission Is Anything But. These Ukrainian robots are heading toward one of the biggest missions imaginable: reclaiming Crimea. Speed isn’t everything. Reliability, endurance, and the ability to operate where humans shouldn’t have to may matter even more. The future of warfare is getting very real.